Horseman308
Active Member
- Jan 27, 2016
- 222
There hasn't been enough archery posting here, so I'm gonna fix that for a second!
I took almost 2 years off from shooting bows, and nearly forgot how much fun it is. I recently picked it back up and ended up compensating for the missed time. In the space of 2 weeks I bought 2 new sets of limbs for my Bear Takedown and a Bear Cheyenne.
The Takedown limbs are a pair of 37# longs for target shooting and a pair of 47# short limbs (with Bubinga wedges!) for hunting. Both go on a short 15" riser, making a 60" bow with long limbs and a 56" bow with short ones. This makes 3 sets of limbss for this riser. I friggin LOVE this bow.
The Cheyenne is more of a plaything than anything I'll shoot real seriously, but it's pretty and fun. It's a short 55" one-piece at 42#. Lots of arrows shot in the last couple of weeks, too.
I took almost 2 years off from shooting bows, and nearly forgot how much fun it is. I recently picked it back up and ended up compensating for the missed time. In the space of 2 weeks I bought 2 new sets of limbs for my Bear Takedown and a Bear Cheyenne.
The Takedown limbs are a pair of 37# longs for target shooting and a pair of 47# short limbs (with Bubinga wedges!) for hunting. Both go on a short 15" riser, making a 60" bow with long limbs and a 56" bow with short ones. This makes 3 sets of limbss for this riser. I friggin LOVE this bow.
The Cheyenne is more of a plaything than anything I'll shoot real seriously, but it's pretty and fun. It's a short 55" one-piece at 42#. Lots of arrows shot in the last couple of weeks, too.